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Story of Cairo

Although Cairo is most famous for the ancient Egyptian pyramids of Giza located at its outskirts, the city as we know it today dates back only to 969. Since then, numerous rulers of different Muslim dynasties built fortifications, mosques and other buildings that earned Cairo the name "city of a thousand minarets".
In this book, Stanley Lane-Poole traces the history of Cairo from the early Muslim period to the British Invasion of 1882. While doing so, he gives vivid descriptions of many of the mediaeval buildings that shape Cairo's cityscape to this day.
This book is part of the "Mediaeval Town" series published in the early 20th century.
(Summary by Availle)

Proof listeners: SaraHale and MrsHand

Year of Publication: 1906Genres: Art, Design & Architecture,Travel & Geography,History

Running Time: 09 hours 38 minutes 52 seconds(21 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: Jim Locke, Availle, Kazbek

#	Chapter Name
	Preface Availle	16:18
	Chapter I The Two Cities Part 1 Kazbek	32:51
	Chapter I The Two Cities Part 2 Kazbek	26:30
	Chapter II The Town of the Tent Part 1 jbev	17:47
	Chapter II The Town of the Tent Part 2 jbev	27:00
	Chapter III The Faubourgs Part 1 Jim Locke	27:28
	Chapter III The Faubourgs Part 2 Jim Locke	29:03
	Chapter IV Misr Availle	43:21
	Chapter V Cairo Part 1 Jim Locke	29:03
	Chapter V Cairo Part 2 Jim Locke	32:48
	Chapter V Cairo Part 3 Jim Locke	21:40
	Chapter VI Saladin's Castle Part 1 KHand	24:27
	Chapter VI Saladin's Castle Part 2 KHand	21:17
	Chapter VII The Dome Builders Part 1 Lector1	24:04
	Chapter VII The Dome Builders Part 2 Availle	37:11
	Chapter VII The Dome Builders Part 3 Availle	25:28
	Chapter VIII The City of the Arabian Nights Part 1 Jim Locke	31:20
	Chapter VIII The City of the Arabian Nights Part 2 Jim Locke	29:05
	Chapter IX Beys and Pashas Part 1 Jim Locke	27:45
	Chapter IX Beys and Pashas Part 2 Jim Locke	24:18
	Appendix: Rulers and Monuments of Cairo Sonia	30:08